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HIS110
Assignment 1: Evaluating Sources for a Historical Topic
HIS110
Secondary Source 1: 2008 Secondary Source 2: 10
Financial Crisis Lessons from People Who
Lived Through the Depression.
1. Who wrote it? Kimberly Amadeo Eric Goldschein
2. When was it written? No date. 2008 August 29, 2011
3. Why was it written? This source was written to THis source was written to
explain the causes of the crisis help explain ow people during
and to explain what happened the great depression survived
and would help if something
like this was to happen again
4. What is the main idea of the source explains The Great this source helps gives tips on
this source? Recession and how it effected how to survive a great
the economy and the banks. It depression if it happened again
explains the money lost during in the future
the time
5. What makes this a it was written by a economic it was written by a man
secondary source? analysis who has 20 years of whostudied American History
experience and English.
6. Is the writer neutral, or I believe the writer has neutral i beieve it was neutral he just
does the writer advance a term she talks fact and gave different situations and
particular point of view or numbers and how it affected how each person survived The
perspective? the economy she did not argue great depression
or form any type of opinion on
the great recession
7. What are some of the The charts and research done this source explains who to
facts presented that will by the authors to help this survive the great depression
help you address your from happening again from different famalies who
research question? went through it. It would help
significantly to use this article
to guide through another
depression.
8. Why is this source It was written by a economic i do not think it is credible
credible? analysis and reviewe by a because it was written by a
professor who has over years random person who studied
in accounting and finance. She American History and English.
has alot of experience in It was not reviewed by anyone
increasing finances either with a more credible
background
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